I would like to know the frequency this car works with?
22256
Do not buy with black color look very agley and you don't have choice for color
22257
Not 100% sure I understand the question--It runs on AA batteries if that is what you mean.
1118737
Work with any car but it was under power so it does not work with any car .Sorry but that's my experience .
222727
U have to find out what sensor does u car use. I own a sti 08 and it use schrader 315 mhz. And yes u need to program those sensor after the replacement. I own a scanner from snap on and i work as a mechanic so it didnt trouble me at all. U have to be careful when u buying those sensors, some of them come 415mhz and some come with 315mhz thats the frequency that the sensor use to communicate with the control unit. Putting the wrong frequency sensor on the wheel it will not communicate and u gonna have the toc ligth on the dash all the time
923860
Hi, You don't need to change the frequency on the remote. They can race each other and it should be any problems. Thanks
1573389
Not sure but if you have a car with the same frequency you can share the remote. Probably worth buying a cheap car with the same frequency and use the remote.
1866604
It is a 2.4ghz, and it specifically coded to the receiver. You don't have to worry about that. They will run independantly with no readjustment or anything. The days of interference are long gone with these cars.
2175522
My son seems to think a hobby shop should be able to sell you a remote with the same MHZ, mega hertz value ( 27 MHZ or maybe 49 MHZ ) that will pair up with the Merecedes. MHZ is probably on the car somewhere.
910203
not possible with mine, it seems to be set at one frequency. I would like to know that frequency myself.
1394518
You will need the correct frequencies which can be found on the net at http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Marine or several other sites
1581131
I would suggest connecting it to a different car to see if it works, and if it does then it may be an issue with that car. If it does not work then it may be a faulty unit.
575881
It does not have multiple frequencies. The set of cars have different frequencies so that you can operate two different cars at the same time. We got this one and the green one (forget the name right now). I played with my 9 year old for hours. We did not have the battery issue described by another reviewer. The cars ran fast. When our neighbor brought his much more expensive RC car over, he dusted us at first. But when we popped in new batteries, we ran circles around him. These cars are a good buy, but you will need to make sure you get another car set to a different frequency.
1097446
Yes, as long as it is has the same frequency. Look up in your operator manual.
39399
I was told they have 2 different frequencies. I really think they will love making dirrerent cars and racing with them.
2251530
After plugging it into the cigarette lighter the frequency it is transmitting on shows on it's display. It may be below what your car's FM radio can tune to. You can raise the transmitting frequency by pressing the "B+" button until it matches the selected frequency on your car radio. Make sure the frequency on your car radio doesn't have static or the playback will be bad.
656386
Upon purchase, request that they each have a different frequency... one at 27 Hz and the other at 47 Hz. Call direct if you have to... I did. Works like a charm!
1679436
wow, I am not 100% sure if they use the same frequency, as I only have the one. sorry
847069
Don't know what frequency these transmit at, but I had all 4 of my Dorman sensors fail at almost the same time after about a year. I purchased a different brand for replacements!